“⚡️Julian Assange reunites with his wife and father in Canberra” - @RT_com

“Case is over, there are absolutely no restrictions on Assange – lawyer”
- @RT_com

Bill Barr, the former U.S. attorney general, is advising military drone maker Dzyne following its acquisition of defense tech company High Point Aerotechnologies, Axios has learned.

This is his only gig advising a defense company, and Barr is one of several Trump administration alumni now at Dzyne, pronounced "design."

A worldwide artificial intelligence race and lessons gleaned from the Russia-Ukraine war have propelled government demand for autonomous technologies.
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Oh, FFS; of course it was Team DS Puddin's original troon, Rachel Levine, who lead the charge to sterilize minor children while turning them into perma medicalized profit centers for doctors.

One excerpt from an unnamed member of the WPATH guideline development group recalled a conversation with Sarah Boateng, then serving as Admiral Levine’s chief of staff: “She He is confident, based on the rhetoric she he is hearing in D.C., and from what we have already seen, that these specific listings of ages, under 18, will result in devastating legislation for trans care. She He wonders if the specific ages can be taken out.”

Another email stated that Admiral Levine “was very concerned that having ages (mainly for surgery) will affect access to care for trans youth and maybe adults, too. Apparently the situation in the U.S.A. is terrible and she he and the Biden administration worried that having ages in the document will make matters worse. She He asked us to remove them.”

Additional emails cited in the new court filings suggest that the American Academy of Pediatrics also warned WPATH that it would not endorse the group’s recommendations if the guidelines set the new age minimums.

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Wendy Rogers lies about the legality of acquiring veteran DD214s and service records, and insists stolen valor candidate was in Vietnam on “classified” missions that can’t be disclosed.

What makes it even more disgusting is that she served, and still continues to prop up Slaton and his stolen valor.

She should resign in disgrace.

In his signature Carhartt hoodie, Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) continued his first trip to Israel on Wednesday by meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem.

“We stand with Israel through this. I’m so sorry for what’s been done to this nation but I’m just honored to be here today,” Fetterman said, in a statement distributed by the prime minister’s office.

The hoodie-wearing first-term U.S. Senator has bucked the “progressive” left by standing with Israel and supporting its war against Hamas, which began after Hamas carried out a brutal terror attack against Israel on October 7, 2023.
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The House subcommittee chairman investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot's intelligence and security failures made an extraordinary intervention Wednesday at the Supreme Court, telling the justices he believes an earlier Democrat-led investigation into the tragedy was "factually and procedurally invalid" and therefore could not lawfully hold ex-Trump adviser Stephen Bannon in contempt.

The 11th-hour amicus brief filed by Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., comes as the nation's highest court considers Bannon's emergency request to delay his four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress set to begin July 1 until the legal issues are resolved.

"This Court should conclude that the entire prosecutorial process against the applicant was tainted and must be dismissed as a matter of law," Loudermilk pleaded in his motion.
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Australian PM says secretive talks led to Assange deal

Australia’s prime minister said Wednesday a string of recent non-disclosed missions to the United States helped to forge the plea deal that freed Julian Assange.

The US Department of Justice had to make a “range of decisions” for the plea deal to proceed, Anthony Albanese told a news conference in Canberra, stressing that the US department was independent and “not subject to political influence”.

A “whole range of people” had visited the United States as the deal was worked out, the Australian leader told reporters.

“I am surprised that some of it was missed by the people in this room — some of the visits — but it’s not up to me to indicate that,” Albanese said.

He advised journalists to “go back and look at some diaries and who has travelled to the United States in recent months”.

Albanese said he had exchanged “directly” with Assange’s lawyers during the negotiations.
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These guys are on it.

President NicolasMaduro calls on the Bolivian people to defend democracy against the coup d'état attempt underway in Bolivia.

"From Venezuela we reject it and we declare ourselves in emergency and in permanent action, in support of the people of Bolivia and President Lucho Arce.